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English
United States
19 episodes
since Jan. 15, 2021
episodic
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I speak with Rian Whitton of Bismarck Analysis about all things re-industrialisation.
Rian's Links:
https://twitter.com/RianCFFWhittonhttps://riancwhitton.substack.com/https://www.bismarckanalysis.com/
Rian's Recommended Reads:
https://asianometry.substack.com/https://www.palladiummag.com/
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Mike from Imperium Press and I discuss whether there are too many intellectuals on the Right.
Lots of energy goes into intellectual debate, and the dissident media space is highly centred in political theory. Should we be more concerned with action? And what does that look like? Mike discus…
I speak with the literary editor of the IM-1776 magazine, Daniel Miller, about the state of art in the modern world and whether dissidents should engage with the concept of “dissident art”.
Follow Daniel's Work: https://cryptogram.substack.com/ Learn more about IM-1776: https://im1776.com/
I speak with Tom Luongo, host of the Gold, Goats and Guns podcast about the geopolitical state of affairs. Tom explains that tensions started to arise within the West’s elite when they started taking losses. He cites Putin’s moves in Crimea as well as the Brexit and Trump votes as key moments. &nbs…
I speak with Eric Kaufmann about America's ethnohistory and the rise and fall of its Anglo-Protestant ethnic core. Eric tells us about the prominent heroic role the Anglo-Saxon played in early America's narrative history and how this gradually gave way to the liberal cosmopolitanism tha…
I speak with Anton Chaitkin about the battle between the forces of imperialism and the forces of economic nationalism in the West. Anton provides some fascinating history and punctures some myths about the Industrial Revolution.
Learn more about Anton's book 'Who We Are' at https://who…
Cynthia Chung and I discuss the life of Aldous Huxley, his research into scientific dictatorship and his involvement in the counter-culture movement.
https://cynthiachung.substack.com/p/aldous-huxley-and-deep-state-predictive
Whether we end up in a world run by CDBCs, Bitcoin or fiat currency, we will need to store and transfer wealth in a private and stable way. Haven Protocol delivers on this. I speak to team member A Hawk about one of crypto's most important projects.
Auron MacIntyre and I discuss neo-reactionary thought and how a more mature understanding of power can help us plot a pragmatic path ahead.
*Auron's Links*:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuronMacintyre
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7BRAd6W3wx1ySm7VjhIBbg
I chat with writer, thinker and founder Aleks Svetski about Bitcoin maximalism. We cover why crypto is an establishment attack on Bitcoin, when and where de-centralisation is relevant, and whether the world that Bitcoin creates could lead to cohesive societies and tribes.
Aleks's links
Twitter: ht…
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